3 unanswered questions before camp: Indianapolis Colts edition
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The Indianapolis Colts were well on their way last season, but a Week 14 injury to Daniel Jones all but derailed any hope that they had of making a run. Looking back, the Colts have been one of the most consistent teams in the NFL over the last three years under head coach Shane Steichen. After getting nine wins, then eight wins, and eight again, year four is going to be crucial for everyone on the Colts staff.
Obviously, Daniel Jones comes up when unanswered questions from Colts training camp arrive. Is the team's long-term/final answer to go with him? He was rewarded with a two-year contract worth upwards of $100 million with incentives, so it sure seems that way. Although, like our last article in this series, he will be one of the quarterbacks in the AFC South division under the microscope alongside Texans' C.J. Stroud.
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Rookie tight end Tyler Warren had an excellent season. His workload will more than likely increase because the Colts sent WR1 Michael Pittman to the Pittsburgh Steelers. He will also provide a security blanket for Daniel Jones until he is completely healthy. Warren's 76 catches last year were second on the team, and that number may reach triple digits in 2026.
The Colts need a clear WR2, or someone to separate themselves from the pack this season on the outside. Last year's WR2, Alec Pierce, will move up the depth chart and will need to live up to the four-year, $114 million contract. He is considered a serious deep threat, and the Colts decided he was worth keeping over Pittman. Last season, he caught 33 fewer passes than Pittman, so we shall see.
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